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Love is in the Air!

As we turn the page to February, the air is filled with the sweet scent of romance. This month's issue of VIP Murfreesboro is dedicated to all things weddings, with a special focus on celebrating love and giving back to our community.

Inside, you'll find inspiration for every stage of your wedding journey, from choosing the perfect venue and finding the dream dress to planning a delicious menu and selecting the ideal entertainment.

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Inside Our Pages

  • Thirteen Local Youth Achieve Scout Rank

    From building playgrounds that spark children's joy to preserving Civil War history, thirteen remarkable young leaders have left an indelible mark on Rutherford County through their journey to Eagle Scout rank. The Trail of Tears District of Scouting America announces these outstanding youth have not only achieved Scouting's highest honor but have collectively invested 1,760 hours in transforming our community.  Read More

  • Dr. Andy Brown to Be Honored at The City Schools Foundation’s 18th Annual Celebration of Excellence in Education

    The City Schools Foundation is proud to honor Dr. Andy Brown, a community leader and lifelong advocate for children, at the 18th Annual Excellence in Education Celebration. The event will take place on April 11, 2025, at Copper Ridge and will highlight Dr. Brown’s profound contributions to education, healthcare, and the children of Murfreesboro. Read More

  • Installation of New Officers at Stones River Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution

    On January 9th Stones River Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution met for the first time at their new meeting venue, the Heritage Center on 225 W College St in Murfreesboro.  During the meeting 2024 President Rob Clifton installed new officers for 2025.   Read More

  • VIProfile: Dr. Ray Butrum

    Dr. Ray Butrum is known to many in Rutherford County as a former member of the Murfreesboro City Schools Board of Education, principal and teacher. Most recently, he was the Director of Schools for Bedford County before retiring. He was then diagnosed with stage-four mantle cell lymphoma, which he continues to fight.  Read More
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